Disaster Avoidance and Recovery for Oracle-based Businesses
Heightened security concerns and the all too real threat of domestic terrorism have focused attention on the need for hi...
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DVD as a Viable Medium for Traditional Back-up and Archiving of Mission Critical
With the advent of DVD rewriteable technology a viable alternative to traditional back-up and archiving now exists. From...
Protecting Mission Critical Electronics in the Industrial Environment
This paper reviews typical electrical problems seen in the industrial environment and gives specific ideas on how power ...
Fibre Channel Backup Has Arrived
LAN-free or serverless backups are one benefit often touted by vendors of Fibre Channel SAN components. This paper descr...
Cyberterrorism: Take Effective Action While You Still Can
Experts from intelligence agencies, the FBI, and the military are speaking out about the possibility that terrorists cou...
The Introduction to Enterprise Data Recovery
This White Paper explains the two main types of risks to data assets; offers suggestions for the minimum recovery strate...
Backup and offsite vaulting
Without the data, there is no recovery. If you have to pick one element of a recovery, start with your data. Backing up ...
Implementing a Fibre Channel strategy for tape backup systems
The basic architecture for tape backup and archive systems has remained unchanged since the introduction and subsequent ...
Lan Free Backup Using Fibre Channel
The continuing growth of managed data creates frustrating and costly storage management prob-lems for IT managers and ne...
The role of recovery in data backup
Backup has never really been the problem. There have been a variety of backup tools (both hardware and software) availab...
DVD-RAM Library, a Multipurpose Storage Element
With the advent of DVD-RAM technology it is now possible to provide fast random access storage at a price that is compar...
E-mail Archiving - On-site Solution vs. ASP
This paper outlines the business case for On-Site e-mail archiving against an equivalent service provided by an Applicat...
What is RAID?
The basic idea of RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is to combine multiple inexpensive disk drives into an arr...
Improving Windows NT server performance with disk defragmentation
Today?s large distributed Windows NT environments can have hundreds of servers and thousands of workstations. It takes a...
The expanding frontier for 7200 RPM drives
With the popularity of multimedia, Internet and audio/video applications, more performance is demanded from desktop PC s...
The challenge of testing hard-disk drive systems-on-a-chip: The Ttechnical Found
Hard-Disk drive (HDD) integrated circuit (IC) suppliers are integrating more functions onto ICs in a continuing effort t...
Benefits of 7200 RPM
Many computer buyers tend to consider only one metric when judging how their hard drive measures up: Capacity. This seem...
Building High Availability Enterprise SANs- Fibre Channel Directors vs Fibre Cha
This paper provides insight into the market requirements for high availability (HA) SAN fabrics. It then compares and co...
Wavelength selection for optical wireless communications systems
This paper explores one of the most important trade issues, the selection of the optical wavelength. Historically, most ...
Removable media storage devices
This white paper discusses some of the current RMSD options available for handling today?s large files and massive softw...
Building SANs with iSCSI, Ethernet and Adaptec
Storage Area Networks (SANs) are growing rapidly because they solve a problem. That problem is the manageability of larg...
iSCSI for network storage
In a world where Internet Protocol (IP) dominates local and wide area networks, and data storage requirements grow unaba...
Developer Tool Kits
As optical (CDROM and magneto-optical and soon DVD) storage becomes cheaper and more widespread, a range of application ...
Autotyping ATA disk drives
The move by PC manufacturers to minimize the use of the setup interface has caused Phoenix to change the way PhoenixBIOS...
IDE hard drive capacity barriers
Capacity barriers, in reference to installing IDE hard drives, are nothing new to the PC industry. As higher capacity di...
What Is Holography and How Does It Work in Computer Storage?
Storage is seen by many in the computer industry as the critical enabling technology for many new multimedia application...
Breaking the 32 GB barrier
This paper outlines: the 32 GB limitation some PCs have; describes methods for supporting hard drives with capacity beyo...
Storage over IP (SoIP) Framework -- An Introduction
This white paper outlines a complete framework for Storage Area Networking (SAN) using Internet Protocol (IP) networks t...
Using the SCSI Enclosure Services Command Set to Enhance Functional Redundancy
Systems such as RAID have vastly increased the reliability of computer systems. RAID systems now deliver Functional Redu...
Fibre Channel Technology
Fibre Channel is an exciting technology that is proving to fulfill the needs of the computer industry on many fronts. It...